Last updated 9:15 p.m., October 28, 2021.
For updates on COVID-19, click here.
If you're traveling in or around Elizabeth City when tropical storms are expected, please be mindful of potential storm-related conditions and follow Pasquotank-Camden Emergency Management on Facebook for the lastest updates.
The coronavirus pandemic has brought unprecedented changes to our lives. To help navigate it, we have curated this page with information on the current status of travel in North Carolina, the Elizabeth City and Pasquotank County area, how to support local business, and more.
The state of North Carolina's position on travel can be read here.
For COVID-19 vaccine information, visit NC Division of Health & Human Services's COVID-19 Vaccine page.
For updates from Pasquotank/Camden/Elizabeth City Management, follow them on Facebook.
For an updated NC coronavirus case count, visit North Carolina COVID-19 Case Count.
COVID-19 restrictions have been modified as needed by Governor Cooper in relation to infection rates and vaccination numbers. Following the July 27th guidance from the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention (CDC), all unvaccinated individuals should wear a face covering in all indoor public settings. Fully vaccinated individuals should wear a face covering in all indoor public spaces if you live in or visit a county of high or substantial levels of transmission as defined by the CDC, until more people are vaccinated and viral transmission decreases.
People who are not vaccinated should wear a mask and maintain distance in all indoor public settings and in outdoor settings when they can't maintain six feet of distance.
See current NC state restrictions here.
NC COVID-19 Travel Resources
CDC Toolkit for Domestic Travelers
While public safety restrictions are being followed, local businesses are still working to provide for the community and visitors. Even if you aren't comfortable visiting these businesses in person, consider ordering dinner to-go, shopping online, or even buying a gift card for later to support our local businesses and their employees!
We all have a role to play in keeping our communities safe and healthy. When visiting restaurants, businesses and other public places, you can have a huge impact on the well-being of everyone in our community just by following a few simple guidelines. Take the Count On Me NC pledge and show you’re doing your part to help.
Count On Me NC is a mutual pledge and public health initiative that empowers guests and businesses to help keep everyone safe and protected. The program offers 30 minute training modules for restaurant owners/operators and staff, with new modules for all hospitality businesses coming soon. Once an owner or operator of a business completes the certification, their business will be listed on the "participating businesses" section of the site and have access to print and digital assets to show how their business has gone above and beyond to ensure guest and staff safety.
Virtual and live events have resumed in Elizabeth City! For a list of current events and happenings, visit our event calendar. If you need more information, please contact us at 252-335-5330 or info@visitelizabethcity.com.
North Carolina is strongly urging residents and visitors to take precautions relating to the coronavirus (COVID-19) when traveling or going in public. Check out Visit NC's Travel Advisory page for information on the state of travel in North Carolina.
NC Department of Health and Human Services
NC State Office of Tourism
Centers for Disease Control and Prevention
WHO Protective Measures
CDC Print Resources/Handouts
Google's Coronavirus Information & Resources
As the state of the industry and travel in the Elizabeth City area change, we will update this page. Please check back regularly for updates.
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